CSPs use social media and sub-brands to improve customer centricity. Customer centricity emphasizes long term interactive relationships by focusing on satisfaction, engagement and service for all CSPs.
Getting closer to customers and engaging with them in more innovative ways is a primary objective for all CSPs, especially in mature markets with intense competition and those with high percentages of millennials. A key part of this is engaging through more channels and specifically through social media and sub-brands.
There’s no doubt that we are now living in an increasingly high-octane world in which waiting for anything has become an anathema. Feeling hungry? There’s now Uber Eats and Deliveroo at your service. Want an airline ticket? You can book one in five minutes online. Need to make a bank transfer? It’s done before you can say “can I set up a standing order please?”
In many respects, the main objective of the insurance is very clear, but when evaluated in details we can say that it is one of the services people cannot do the exact price/value comparison.
Perhaps we can generalize to the fact that the majority of insurance customers are rational consumers who are risk averse or who have to buy because of legal requirements. Legal or regulatory accountabilities create a "guarantee" customer base for the insurance sector. Some examples are TCIP (Turkish Catastrophe Insurance Pool), PPS (Private Pension System), passenger transportation insurances. The share of those policies created due to necessity in the total is not at all insignificant.
Mobile World Congress was, as ever, an interesting and educational experience this year, featuring some novel technologies that provided a sense of what life could be like in future. Robots, for example, were everywhere, thrusting their advice and offers of help upon you as you walked between halls.
The event has always been something of a festival of acronyms, and this year was no exception, although the terms now causing most interest have undergone a sea change compared to only a few years ago. 4G barely gets a look-in these days, for example, as 5G, AI, AR, VR and others dominate keynotes and conference agendas.
In the last few years, the effects of Gen C (generation C) have begun to be felt more clearly in all sectors. The purchasing expectations of this generation which was born into this digitalworld is higher than ever. They make clear choices and that they keep away from brands that can not understand their digital footprints and their special needs.
The Gen C who were born after 1994 and later, have nowadays compeleted their education, making their living financially and making their investments. This addresses an important change for many institutions starting with banking industry.
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